On a 1-10 scale, how lucky would you say the circumstances of your birth, childhood, and genetics given to you in this world were?

[MCheetah]

A 1 or 2: Your life sucked/still sucks and you've always been unlucky.

A 3 or 4: Your life has been chaotic with a lot of hurdles and challenges, but you're better off now.

A 5 or a 6: Your life is so-so and could be better, but no complaints and you're somewhat happy.

A 7 or 8: Your life is pretty good and you're grateful and happy.

A 9 or 10: Your life kicks ass and you are AWESOME!

How fortunate would you say you are entering into this world?
Taking into account your genetics (tall, fit, and good-looking, or short/mediocre, fat, and ugly), your parents and upbringing, the country you were born in, the opportunities you were given or not given, and so on. If you were just a shapeless human in the Beforelife ready to be born and you had to roll some five-sided dice to determine what kind of person you ended up being, how would you rate your luck?

Me? I'm a manlet in stature as you all know, ugly, had an abusive mother, and grew up dirt poor in the scuzziest part of West Philly. So I'm a 2 out of 10. Only not saying 1 because I've never been r*ped and wasn't born in a third-world sh*thole somewhere. Otherwise, I'd be a 1.

1-2: I got f*cked over in everything and ended up short, fat, and ugly, with abusive parents, and grew up dirt poor and had several near-death experiences or traumas growing up.

3-4: I ended up short or fat, or had a neglectful parent/parents, and was born poor and had a somewhat rough childhood.

5-6: I ended up short but not that ugly or fat, and had average parents or one decent parent growing up, and grew up middle class.

7-8: I ended up tall and smart, and had a decent upper middle-class childhood with fairly loving parents.

9-10: I ended up tall, good looking, and wealthy, with successful parents who absolutely love me.

[Sixgunsound]

I was born to an angry gold digging feminist who married my father’s career position not the man holding it, and a disabled alcoholic who could no longer hold the position that got him his trophy cheerleader/hairdresser wife. Because of the explosion and a subsequent brain damage nerve damage cuts burns etc., he was let go from the company and the best he can do with his disability money was move them into a trailer park back in the middle of nowhere that he called home. As this most certainly was not what she signed up for when she married the next in line to become the head of research and development for a company that at the time employed approximately 60% of the people working in the city it’s located in in some capacity whether directly or indirectly, their marriage was already circling the bowl when they got pregnant. When the first boy was born she was moderately upset, but when the second boy was born she lost her mind and all of a sudden it became problematic to her to be stuck in hillbilly hell raising boys as a modern city girl feminist whose clock was rapidly counting down to 30. She thought that by kicking my dad out of the family and dragging another man’s bottomless resource pits behind her that she could turn fading looks into another marriage that she felt she deserved. Thus began the next two decades of family court and all the problems typically associated with poverty. Watching her voluntarily choose this lifestyle because of the lies she was told by third wave feminism is why I am so set against it and will be teaching it’s ugly truth to my daughters. I have no problem with equality, I do have problems with Marxism and other lies.

[HighValue]

I have good genetics. I am 6' tall, strong, intelligent, and have a good size where it counts. ;)

But since I am a straight White man living in very liberal California, I get nothing for free, get passed up for jobs and promotions when I am more qualified, have been sabotaged at work multiple times, and many of the ignorant people here think I have advantages and plenty of money even though almost every friend I ever had of other races always grew up with more money than I did, got jobs easier because they are able to BS people (lie to their faces), and they get free handouts and assistance that I don't get.

[shesrad]

1-2,

4'11

got fucked over in 95 percent of things wouldn't say 100 percent

abusive parent/s

a lot of traumatic things went on

had a few near death experiences

grew up poor

in the end wouldn't change it because i can't, i have come so far from where i have been and on my own, im kinda proud of myself to be honest, it could have went all so very wrong in the opposite direction.

[MCheetah]

I'm not quite as short a 4'11", but I've lived through most of the same.

[shesrad]

we are survivors MCheetah

[letuswaltzforthedead]

I'd say somewhere between B and C since I wouldn't say my childhood was rough and I dont exactly put it exactly in either box. I agree with 3 things in option B and one in option C.

[MCheetah]

Short
Neglectful parents
Rough childhood
Middle class?

[letuswaltzforthedead]

Short yes, I'd think of my childhood was ok, and not middle class.

[rtj1211]

Birth 4/10: born far too soon after elder sibling, created terrible familial dynamics.

Childhood: financially stable, no poverty. Emotionally dysfunctional - one parent emotionally cold, the other projecting misplaced fantasies onto the child. Physical bullying in primary school, emotional bullying 10 - 15. An over-qualified, under-nurtured misfit. 6/10.

Genetics: my country prefers sporty males with less intellectual firepower to skinny gazelles with big brains. My genetics were awful for adolescence (voice breaking 3 years later than class colleagues due to academic acceleration and physiological delay), which tends to cause lifelong issues of self-worth, self-esteem and feeling a part of society. They weren't awful for longevity, for spiritual enlightenment, for 'just knowing the answers'. 5/10.

[Twalli]

Okay, so I got a genetic short straw by having an ASD. It's HFA, but still not good. That's what I was born with. Now I have EE and occasional acid reflux. Yet those developed and probably aren't genetic. I'm also colorblind, but I don't see that as a problem. I see color, just not the same ones as everyone else. The ASD is the biggest one. Ordinarily that would mean my life sucks. Yet, it doesn't. My family is great for me. They've helped me function with my ASD, and made my life better. So genetically I would probably rank myself as a 3, but with my parents help I would be a 6, according to their wealth I would be a 10.
For those that remember Occupy Wall Street. For my family "We are the 1%".

[MCheetah]

Damn. So you average out to be a 5 then. Never expected that.

[Twalli]

I don't know, a mentally disabled (but still funcionable) adult, who tops out at 5'4" and premature balding whose family is among the richest 1% of Americans (and my parents aren't the richest nuclear family, that's my aunt and uncle who live in or will shortly live in Florida). They were a cardiologist and lawyer, while my parents were a gastorenteroligist and programmer.

[Fuentes]

Well this is BS lol growing up to be 6'2 didn't make life good although in my childhood it wasn't great and most likely worse then yours in so many ways from what I read you put out & your highschool was stable and you finished on time, which i had multiple schools i had to go to and my education was constantly bothered & their was alotta gang fonk & you got a lot more then me education wise & could easily make more money then me out here in California.

I don't know how you can even make that correlation infact we would have to run a fade if u ever said that to me in person lol cause you pushing a cold hard line with that lol

[MCheetah]

I'm not saying that is you. I'm just recycling the pictures from before. So don't think I'm saying you had an easy life.

[Fuentes]

Lol it's the poll section I can't pick cause you say if ur tall everything's perfect and if not ur short or ugly when my life growing up was a 1-2 but I wasn't short & fat lol that's why I'm saying being alil tall ain't do nothing good for me so this would cause a fade.

[MCheetah]

It's gotten you plenty of women. Either way, you can ignore winning the genetic lottery if you say there's other things that counterbalance that.

[Fuentes]

Lol pussy doesn't fix a messed up child hood. That's why tons of women can't connect with me and don't understand why I am the way I am & I'm not willing to dive in my traumatic experiences and get it fixed, to be a husband or some lover. I only care about $$$ because that's the only thing that makes my life great. I don't dwell on my past or short comings I just shut the door on it all. Sometimes it's like I never even experienced any of it, but I'm glad I cope that way. Cause I only move forwards not backwards.

[Lionman95]

I would say somewhere between 5 and 8. I have fairly loving parents that are smart and successful. But I´m not, I´m tall but very thin, so I´m average looking and like a wimpish guy. I tried working out but with a testosterone deficit and being the extreme version of a hard gainer it´s not that easy.
I sometimes feel like everyone in my family is successful besides me but at least no one is emphasizing on that much.

[hahahmm]

Probably a 9. But that said... everything is relative. There's things I didn't like about growing up at all... that people who had worse childhoods would laugh at so I keep it to myself and learned to get over it with that in mind.

[ShadezMcgee]

I would say 7, minus the tall bit. Fortunately had good parents (albeit strict, authoritative and having expectations) and grew up without having concerns of there being no food or bad lifestyle.

[TroyDT]

I don't really fit any of these. I'm tall and fit, but very average looking. I'm good at chess but otherwise not especially "smart." My parents both passed away before I was old enough for kindergarten, but I was raised by loving grandparents who made very wise investments and left me everything. Not super wealthy (the house makes me "wealthy" on paper but my bank accounts say upper-middle class). Overall probably closest to D.

[MCheetah]

Tall, rich, and raised by loving grandparents? You sound more like E to me. What more could you want in life?

[sirderpsalot123]

3-4, minus being fat. Childhood sucked but life has gotten better since then. Still angry about a lot of things though.

[Literalbillionaire17]

3 or 4. I’m A LOT better off now. My parents were great and did all that they could but they had us young so ofc we struggled.

[Literalbillionaire17]

I’m kinda hot though so I would say a 7 or 8 in that department 😂

[JesseJayNeak]

I grew up middle class. I’m below average height but still friends appreciate my charisma. So life is good I guess

[Rangers]

For where I was born, 4 cause I was born in the US but in Connecticut.
Genetics 1 because I was born with CF but it's a mild case

[msc545]

About a 7. I'm very intelligent but not very tall or good looking. I had a great father and a toxic crazy mother.

[boobliker]

I ended up in a much better than I started from.

[Dinosaursandanime65]

Tip Top all the way to the Tip

[Filthy_Immigrant]

A all the way

[MCheetah]

How so?

[Filthy_Immigrant]

I'm currently 300 pounds, I'm the only one in my family who's below 6', grew up without a dad and my mom has BPD.

[MCheetah]

Damn. That sounds just like me, even down to the crazy mom.

[Filthy_Immigrant]

I moved out on my own 12 years ago and even till this day I have not recovered obviously.

[MCheetah]

Again. Same. 😔

[Filthy_Immigrant]

I wonder if shock therapy is available to the public

[Anonymous]

Who cares. Life is mostly shit.

[jimmy2]

I guess around 8